Work — 2026
AnyTimer
Interval timers you can actually name — tabata, EMOM, pomodoro, breathing, or something of your own.
Runs on: iphone
Most interval timers give you one shape and ask you to live inside it. AnyTimer gives you the intervals and lets you name them.
It ships as AnyTimer: Interval Timer, and opens on the standard templates — tabata, EMOM, pomodoro, breathing, a plain countdown — so it’s useful within a tap of installing. Sign in and you can build your own: custom intervals with real names, so the screen mid-workout says “row” or “hold” rather than “interval 3”. The PRO tier lifts the count limit and adds chained timers, one sequence flowing into the next.
Auth is OAuth or anonymous, and anonymous is a first-class path rather than a nag screen — nothing about a countdown requires knowing who you are. Cross-platform via Flutter, with Firebase behind the sign-in and sync.